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We're not voting cows, Kavango West tells Shaningwa - Vimarsana News

We're not voting cows, Kavango West tells Shaningwa

Swapo secretary-general Sophia Shaningwa arrived in the Kavango West Region yesterday to extinguish raging fires of discontent among members of the party’s Kapako district...

We're now the US' puppet state, and a boiling frog - Vimarsana News

We're now the US' puppet state, and a boiling frog

NOT in my worst nightmare did I think the US could revert us to puppet status in less than two years, a status that ended when a nationalistic Senate kicked out American military bases here in 1999, despite the popular Corazon Aquino's huge efforts to retain them.

We're autonomous – GCC - Vimarsana News

We're autonomous – GCC

Amidst allegations that the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development is interfering in Gaborone City Council's (GCC) procurement, the city council has asserted its autonomy, clarifying that the ministry's role is limited to financial oversight.

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Making the customers buy what we're selling - Vimarsana News

Making the customers buy what we're selling

RECENTLY, I bought a brand-new laptop to replace a unit that served me well for an average of eight hours a day for more than six years. Several days before the purchase, I went to two different stores near my residence to canvass the best brand for me. And yet I settled for the same brand and model that I used before — Hewlett-Packard Pavilion.

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Is it all Navy fuel we're storing for the US,or is there so much more? - Vimarsana News

Is it all Navy fuel we're storing for the US,or is there so much more?

In the last Manila Times report, Sen. Maria Josefa Imelda 'Imee' Romualdez Marcos, the President's elder sister and chairperson of the Senate foreign relations committee, was quoted as asking the Department of National Defense (DND) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) to explain the reported storage of 39 million gallons of fuel for the US Navy in Subic, Zambales.